Thinking of importing a luxury car into Nigeria this year? Between customs duties, shipping fees, and unpredictable exchange rates, the final cost can rise fast. In 2025, changes in import levies and port logistics have made it even trickier to estimate the true landed cost.
At Stock Motorcars, we simplify the process — offering fully cleared, ready-to-drive vehicles so you skip the stress, hidden charges, and months-long wait.

Breaking Down the Real Costs
Importing a luxury vehicle into Nigeria involves more than the sticker price. Here’s what typically adds up:
- Vehicle Cost (FOB): The base purchase price abroad.
- Shipping & Freight: Ocean transport from ports like Houston, Dubai, or London.
- Customs Duty & Levy: Usually 35–70 % of vehicle value depending on category and policy updates.
- Clearing & Port Handling Fees: Documentation, inspection, and off-loading costs.
- Exchange Rate Fluctuation: The biggest variable in 2025 affecting your final bill.

Why Importing Alone Can Be Risky
While importing on your own may seem cheaper, hidden factors often inflate costs — from delayed shipping to sudden tariff changes. Many buyers also face damage claims or lose deposits to unverified agents.
Stock Motorcars eliminates these risks by managing every step: inspection, shipping, clearing, and registration — delivering your car ready for Lagos, Abuja, or any city nationwide.

How Stock Motorcars Saves You Time & Money
- Fully Cleared Vehicles: Every car in our inventory is already cleared and registered for Nigerian roads.
- Transparent Pricing: No duty shocks or surprise bills — the price you see is the price you pay.
- Financing Options: Flexible plans for executives and professionals.
- Nationwide Delivery: From our Lagos showroom to your driveway anywhere in Nigeria.
- After-Sales Support: Servicing, parts sourcing, and warranty guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions
How much duty do I pay when importing a luxury car?
Depending on the category, expect 35–70 % of the vehicle’s value, plus additional clearing fees.
Is it cheaper to import or buy locally?
Buying locally from Stock Motorcars often saves time, reduces risk, and avoids currency fluctuations.
Do you assist with financing?
Yes — we partner with Nigerian banks to offer flexible payment and lease plans.
How long does clearing normally take?
Typically 2–4 weeks if managed correctly, but delays are common when handled privately.